Präsens – Present Tense in German Grammar - Lingolia
deutsch.lingolia.com › en › grammarThe present tense also called the simple present (Präsens) is used to talk about the present and future in German. We can translate it into one of three English tenses: the simple present, present progressive and future with will or going to. It is the most commonly used tense in the German language. Learn the grammar rules, how to conjugate verbs and when to use the present tense with Lingolia’s simply worded explanations and examples in real German.
Present tense in German
routetogermany.com › german-language › beginning1. Simple present tense in German In German, "das Präsens" is the present tense. German has only one way to express the present tense. For example, in English, we have three ways to express the present, i.e. “I eat”, “I am eating” and I do eat”. In German, for these three we only have one form i.e. “Ich esse.”